Part, Question

1   1, 56  |      old translation, which is amended ~in the new one, and runs
2   1, 57  |      old translation, which is amended ~in the new one, and runs
3   1, 83  |     found contrary to faith he amended. Now Plato held, as we ~
4   2, 30  |    This interpretation must be amended. Yet all ~riches are called
5   2, 31  | hindrance, and thus his sin be amended ~without dishonoring him
6 Suppl, 18|      say how each sin is to be amended, but leave the decision
7 Appen1, 2|   after death for what was not amended in this life." Therefore ~
8 Appen1, 2|        in this life, it is not amended in itself, it is amended
9 Appen1, 2|       amended in itself, it is amended in ~merits, because a man